Right now, the only workaround solution is to add a word joiner character (⁠) at the beginning of the first indented line using its predefined attribute for character replacement ({wj}):
[source,alan, subs="+attributes"]
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{wj} Add To Every object
This works fine, although it's far from being an ideal solution (but, at least, it shouldn't create any problems for other Asciidoctor backends and output formats).
Problem
After an Alan code block starting with an indentation is processed by Highlight, the indentation on the first line is lost.
{wj}workaround.For more info on this problem, see: tajmone/hugo-book#15
For an example, see:
The {wj} Workaround
Right now, the only workaround solution is to add a word joiner character (
⁠) at the beginning of the first indented line using its predefined attribute for character replacement ({wj}):This works fine, although it's far from being an ideal solution (but, at least, it shouldn't create any problems for other Asciidoctor backends and output formats).